Why Low G tuning?

All tunes on this website unless stated otherwise are GCEA (Low G) tuning.

A lot of the sound of Flamenco music comes from the bass
strings and these are obviously missing using the standard Ukulele high G tuning; so to
compensate, the Low G tuning is used to give an extra string to
help with the transposing of the music from guitar to ukulele.

The strings you use are a personal choice and I can only give my
opinion based on the strings I have used. I have tried as many
Low G strings as I can find (I have a tenor ukulele) and the one
that I find best for me is the Worth Clear Low G string.

There are a few reasons why I like the Worth string:
The string has a slight slippery feel to it and my thumb/fingers
slip off the string quickly which is useful for longer runs.
The tone of it has a mellowness and a brightness (I know that
sounds contradictory) but depending on the tune being played
it can sound light or it can give a more profound sound.

I like the sustain it has, some strings I have tried appeared to cut
off the note as soon as the note was played but the Worth string
carries the note for a nice length of time.

A good thing about the Worth string is that it is sold as a double
length, you just cut it in half and have a spare.